The weather was less than o.k. to make some decent pictures but here we go anyway.
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Indeed. Six Amraams? I have never seen them fly like this.K2G wrote:Also rare configuration.
Probably just for the photoshoot?Wildpicture wrote:Indeed. Six Amraams? I have never seen them fly like this.K2G wrote:Also rare configuration.
Rare is that they fly with a mix of live Amraams and inert ones.Stefan wrote:Probably just for the photoshoot?Wildpicture wrote:Indeed. Six Amraams? I have never seen them fly like this.K2G wrote:Also rare configuration.
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Stefan
Well show some pics then..... Max. config I can find in the FWIT pics during the years is 4x AMRAAM + 2x Sidewinder.CoHaBa wrote:Saw them many times in this config during the FWIT exercises. So, not so special...
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